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      • En Toutes Lettres

        En toutes lettres est une maison d’édition spécialisée dans la publication d’essais d’écrivains, de chercheurs et de journalistes. Nos livres abordent en profondeur des questions de société liées au Maroc. Notre objectif est d’apporter un nouvel éclairage sur le Maroc d’aujourd’hui à travers des récits documentés et loin de tout sensationnalisme, en nous appuyant essentiellement sur l’enquête et le vécu des gens. Nous considérons comme un enjeu essentiel de démocratie de rendre accessible à un public de non spécialistes les travaux produits par les chercheurs et universitaires en sciences sociales et économiques.Nos livres contribuent à la dissémination de la culture du débat et de l’esprit critique.   Pour la première fois,  En Toutes Lettres et les éditrices et éditeurs arabes du réseau de l'Alliance Internationale des éditeurs indépendants proposent leur Hotlist: une sélection d’ouvrages récents, représentatifs de la bibliodiversité de nos pays avec 70 titres de 7 pays différents à retrouver ici: https://arabhotlist.alliance-editeurs.org/

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      • Pastrengo Agenzia Letteraria

        Pastrengo is a Milan-based literary agency founded on September 2016 by Francesco Sparacino and Michele Turazzi. Pastrengo represents Italian authors of fiction (commercial and literary, young adult) and non fiction.

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        El año de la rata
        Horror & ghost stories, chillers (Children's/YA)
        October 2021

        El año de la rata

        by Jorge Alderete

        Our forests are shrinking every year due to fires forestry. Trees and all life that inhabits them, from tiny microorganisms to families of birds and animals are destroyed by flames that in most cases, are caused by we, humans.

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      • Flora y fauna
        March 2022

        Flora y fauna

        by Leticia Rivas

        What does being a twin mean? What does being a twin mean to others and to yourself? Suburbian SMEs, old communist militants, cell-phone sales strategies, beer-flavored kisses, Tinder dates, phobias, millennial entrepreneurship, and the motherhood question: the characters in these stories inhabit these unstable and difficult territories where the challenge is not only to find their way in the world but to differentiate themselves with precision–in the chiaroscuro of contemporary times–where do one’s own story and desires begin and end?With flashes of humor that don’t shy away from irony or tenderness, a sharp and precise eye for emotion, and a disarming profoundness, these stories by Leticia Rivas impress with their extraordinary skill and move you from the first to the last page. Federico Falco

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      • The Salt
        Fiction

        The Salt

        by Adriana Riva

        “The silence stretches. We have come this far. Mom is that unreachable inch of skin between my shoulder blades, that bit that itches and I can’t scratch”.Beginning with a childhood accident, Ema digs into the bond with her mother and, pregnant with her second child, sets on a journey for answers: who is Elena, really? Does she know her well enough? Her mother is distant and there’s an area she can’t reach, no matter how hard she tries; that hasn’t changed over the years.With an appearance of simple prose, but charged with truthful images, Adriana Riva examines family relationships with an admirable precision, humor and rawness that turn The Salt into an intimate and touching novel. “This is the age of women, and argentinian literature is being renewed by many writers. Adriana Riva writes with verbal brilliance, creates wonderful images and shoots at the heart of empathy. With this book she asserts herself, without a doubt, as a truly unique voice in this literary scene”.Santiago Llach

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      • Deployable Structures
        Architecture
        September 2015

        Deployable Structures

        by Esther Rivas Adrover

        Deployable structures can expand and contract due to their geometrical, material and mechanical properties – offering the potential to create truly transforming environments. This book looks at the cutting edge of the subject, examining the different types of deployable structures and numerous design approaches. Filled with photographs, models, drawings and diagrams, Deployable Structures is packed with inspirational ideas for architecture students and practitioners.

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      • México y sus estados
        Travel & Transport
        March 2015

        México y sus estados

        Edición especial

        by Kenia Salgado Sánchez, Leticia Dávila Acosta, Ana María Pérez Rocha

        This work, which aims be an approach to the plurality of our country, an overview of its natural resources, its men and women, of its vast cultural heritage, and the exciting course of its history, It has been structured in thirty-two chapters - one chapter per federal entity. That are presented alphabetically with the desire to provide the reader with easy reference. The chapters begin with a representative image of each region including: the location of the entity on a map of the country and its essential geographic boundaries, followed by a description precise relief, hydrography, climate, flora and fauna. Likewise, a semblance of the emblematic periods is offered of national history and its impact on development of each of the States. This portrait is complemented with the chronology that appears at the bottom of the pages and, that as a timeline, gives an account of the events past and present most important of the different entities. Based on the last population census, the data is presented outstanding demographics, economic and infrastructure. In the section of tourist attractions they converge in a balanced way archaeological zones, museums, historical sites and monuments; crafts, dishes and traditional festivals; beaches, forests, deserts and other places of interest. Close each chapter, with the mention of the names of those who contributed to forging the destiny of each region. Finally, the selection of photographs deserves a special mention made mostly expressly for this edition, that while illustrating and enriching the text, help the reader to reconfigure the various faces of our country.

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      • THE SMARTBOOK OF NEUROSURGERY
        Neurosurgery
        January 2022

        THE SMARTBOOK OF NEUROSURGERY

        by Elizabeth Ogando-Rivas, Jesus Q. Beltran, Alfredo Quiñones-Hinojosa

        The Smartbook of Neurosurgery is a concise, informative, useful, and evidenced-based guide for residents, young neurosurgeons and health care professionals interested in neurosurgery. This book contains over 2,000 questions divided in 8 chapters. These chapters include basic, translational, clinical, and surgical scenarios. This pocket-sized book represents a resource for on-the-fly consults in a busy hospital day, as a refresher for boards, and to prepare medical students for their neurosurgical rotations or before getting into the residency.

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      • Donde lloran los demonios
        Crime & mystery
        July 2018

        Donde lloran los demonios

        by Martí Martínez, Pedro

        Inspector Cesar Giralt enjoys a period of happiness previously denied to him since the brutal murder of his sister by the criminal known as the locker seven years before. However, when life shows him its nicer side, the shadow of his worst fears comes back to Barcelona together with the coldest winter that the city has experienced for several years. The body of another dead girl reaches the same beach where, years before, had appeared, in the same circumstances, one of the locker's victims.   El inspector César Giralt disfruta de una felicidad que le había sido negada desde el cruel asesinato de su hermana a manos del encerrador siete años atrás. Pero cuando la vida por fin le muestra su lado más amable, la sombra de sus peores miedos regresa a Barcelona de la mano del invierno más frío de los últimos años. El cadáver de una chica llega a la misma playa en la que apareció, en idénticas circunstancias, una de las víctimas del Encerrador. ¿Es posible que se trate de un imitador? ¿O acaso el asesino de Eva ha vuelto de entre los muertos? Ayudado por su equipo, el inspector Giralt emprenderá una última travesía por los recovecos de su pasado para descubrir qué tipo de persona es en realidad antes de afrontar un último baile con el mismísimo diablo.

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      • Sistersong
        April 2021

        Sistersong

        by Lucy Holland

        535 AD. In the ancient kingdom of Dumnonia, King Cador's children inherit a fragmented land abandoned by the Romans. Riva, scarred in a terrible fire, fears she will never heal. Keyne battles to be seen as the king's son, when born a daughter. And Sinne, the spoiled youngest girl, yearns for romance. All three fear a life of confinement within the walls of the hold – a last bastion of strength against the invading Saxons. But change comes on the day ash falls from the sky, bringing Myrddhin, meddler and magician, and Tristan, a warrior whose secrets will tear the siblings apart. Riva, Keyne and Sinne must take fate into their own hands, or risk being tangled in a story they could never have imagined; one of treachery, love and ultimately, murder. It's a story that will shape the destiny of Britain. Sistersong retells the folk ballad, The Two Sisters, through the eyes of one the tale forgot. It’s a powerfully moving story, perfect for fans of Naomi Novik’s Uprooted and Katherine Arden's The Bear and the Nightingale.

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      • Cry for Health, Volume 1
        Health & Personal Development
        August 2014

        Cry for Health, Volume 1

        Health: The Casualty of Modern Times

        by Jesse Sleeman

        Cry for Health is the first volume of a brilliant treatise that explores vitally important issues for everyone working in healthcare, ecology, sociology, environmental and biological sciences. In fact, for anyone concerned about our survival. In essence, it unravels the hidden story behind the moderrn pandemic, death by doctoring, the failure of medical science to fully understand heatth, and the health impact of man-made chemicals, electropollution, and modern farming and food processing practices. Author Jesse Sleeman has over 30 years' experience in the practice and teaching of natural and traditional therapies and medical philosophies.

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      • Angst
        November 2017

        Angst

        by Adriana Riva

        Angst is a novel filled with sensitive and sophisticated images that are the result of the singular gaze of the author, skillful in the sewing together of metaphors and esthetic associations of rare originality. When literature grants us the privilege of witnessing these findings, the reading experience transforms into pure emotion; we find ourselves vulnerable in front of weird and valuable pieces that we graze with our fingertips just to test if they’re real. Beautiful and real. Her stories go beyond the dramatic experience; the proposal is to elevate them through the aesthetics of a refined and silky prose that will remain within the reader's sensibility and memory as a luminous work of art. Margarita García Robayo

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      • LYS
        Literary Fiction

        LYS

        by John Galbraith Simmons

        Lys Lantern was a teenager when journalist Lucas Jameson used her to investigate reports of sexual trafficking in the United States in the late 1980s. They became lovers before his plans went horribly awry and Lys was forced into a brain-shattering cauldron of sexual slavery. She managed to escape only to disappear into thin air after making tabloid headlines amid a violent confrontation with her captors. Jameson, consumed by guilt, gave up journalism and disappeared. But in 2012 Lys Lantern is suddenly in the news again — and so is Lucas Jameson. Sex trafficking expert Ben Packer and his daughter Riva unlock a tale of transgression and redemption, descent into a criminal underworld, a journey through madness – and a love story.

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      • Aprender a participar
        November 2019

        Aprender a participar

        Desde la escuela

        by Fernando De la Riva y Antonio Moreno

        La participación social es una clave esencial para poder transformar el mundo a la medida de las necesidades de la humanidad. Sin ella, el futuro será más infeliz y oscuro para la inmensa mayoría de personas.Pero la participación, para ser constructiva, requiere de valores, actitudes, conocimientos, habilidades y competencias que la hagan posible.Y la escuela, la comunidad educativa y su entorno comunitario, son espacios idóneos para iniciar los aprendizajes necesarios que continuarán a lo largo de toda la vida.Este libro se ocupa de la Educación para la Participación desde la Escuela y su entorno. Su primera parte se ocupa de las razones y los fundamentos de la participación social. La segunda describe algunas experiencias inspiradoras. La tercera propone un conjunto de pistas prácticas y algunas técnicas, para iniciar actividades y proyectos que promuevan y eduquen para la participación desde la escuela.El libro se dirige a toda la comunidad educativa, al profesorado, a las madres y padres, al alumnado, y a su entorno socio-comunitario. Porque la tarea de educar en y para la participación es colectiva y colaborativa, implica a todos los actores y actrices, a toda la comunidad, a toda la tribu.

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      • LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD & CO

        LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD & CO

        the fairy tales they never told you

        by LODOVICA CIMA

        The protagonists of classic fairy tales…seen before the adventure that made them famous.e classic fairy tales we all know tell that Little Red Riding Hood survived the bad wolf, that Snow White married the Prince, that the Puss-in-boots helped the miller’s son to become rich and happy. But we do not really know much about they lives or what they did daily. Would’nt it be nice to know them better and discover something more on their adventures? Did they wake up early to go to school? Did they have a best friend? Any hidden secrets? But above all did they know each oths book brings out the undisclosed fairy tales and tells the ever told adventures of many fairytale characters we are already familiar with. A collection of spin-otories from the pen of an exceptional writer.

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      • Il ladro di ragazze (The Girl Snatcher)
        May 2015

        Il ladro di ragazze (The Girl Snatcher)

        by Carlo Silini

        Set in the 17th century, in what is now the Italian-speaking part of Switzerland, a string of disappearances has the locals whispering in bewilderment. The missing people are young women – the local peasants’ daughters – and there is little chance anyone will go looking for them. After all, the ones that weren’t married – either to a man or to God – were nothing but mouths to be fed, at a time when food is scarce. Too bad if some girl doesn’t make it home after a day in the fields.As the “Girl Snatcher” casts its menacing shadow all across Ticino, a young man must face all sorts of challenges and dangers in a quest for his lost beloved.Drawing inspiration from his land’s lore, Carlo Silini has brought his novel’s world to life with fictional characters and people from the actual, documented past. The Ticino of old becomes the stage of a far-reaching, relentless manhunt. But there’s also room for romance, murder, stories of brigands and nobles and peasants, betrayal and revenge – churning out a tale of horror, passion and humour.

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      • Latte e sangue (Milk and Blood)
        January 2019

        Latte e sangue (Milk and Blood)

        by Carlo Silini

        In the murky days of the 17th century, gory events unfold on the Alpine foothills, in the lands between the Duchy of Milan and the southern bailiwicks of Switzerland. Maddalena de Buziis is the only survivor of a beastly series of abductions, rapes, and murders. The culprit is the Wizard of the Canton, a mysterious practitioner of necromancy, who has fled Vimercate for the safety of Switzerland. The story of the Wizard is told in the previous novel (The Girl Snatcher). As a traumatised Maddalena struggles to recover from her misadventure, someone starts to hunt her down, determined to find her at all cost. Her pursuer belongs to the fiercest criminal gang that preys on the lands between Italy and Switzerland. The man behind it all, though, is a dark mystic devising his eerie schemes from his bleak abode on Monte Generoso, known as l’Uomo dei Trii Böc (“The Man of the Three Holes”).

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      • I TELL YOU THE BIBLE

        I TELL YOU THE BIBLE

        by LODOVICA CIMA

        e Creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, Moses and thht from Egypt, David and Goliath, the wisdom of Solomon, the birth of Jesus, the parables and miracles of the Gospels, the Lord’s Prayer... an accurate and masterfully narrated selection of 60 among the most beautiful stories of the Old and New Testaments, signed by Lodovica Cima.

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      • My Father is a Deep Sea Diver
        September 2019

        My Father is a Deep Sea Diver

        by Elisa Sabatinelli, Iacopo Bruno

        At the center of the story is the Marina, the epicenter of the divers’ explorations and the family that founded it. Ettore is the youngest in the family. His dream of becoming a diver, like his father and grandfather, is cruelly destroyed by Amedeo Limonta, an unscrupulous businessman, who builds a fashionable seaside resort right next to the Marina, sending it bankrupt. Ettore’s family is forced to move to the city, far from the sea. But what Amedeo Limonta really wants to do is to capture the Pearl, the soul of the sea, and then sell it for a fortune. Ettore is the one who finds it, though, on his eighth birthday. But the Pearl belongs to the sea, which is where it must return. So begins Ettore’s mission to put all the elements back into their natural order. Illustrated by Iacopo Bruno

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      • PIMPA FLIES TO CHINA

        PIMPA FLIES TO CHINA

        picture book

        by Altan

        Brand new picture book where the red-spotted dog, Pimpa flies to China to discover its traditions and culture.  More Picture Books about Pimpa available in the catalogue

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